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Posted: February 13, 2012
Seeman of Capitol Aerials receives PAPA International Master Photography award
The International Professional Aerial Photographers Association has given Mark Seeman, the PAPA International Master Photographer award for aerial photography excellence. He is also one of the few PAPA Certified Aerial Photographers in the US.
Seeman is the owner of Capitol Aerials which is an aerial photography firm that has been in business for 26 years. Capitol Aerials offers complete custom service and stock aerial images for real estate, construction, solar, residential and legal interest. It provides service to the continental U.S., Hawaii, parts of Canada and other countries.
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